Save yourself a late night and just transfer your files to the new domain account, or take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with USMT. These solutions are NOT permanent fixes and your issue will likely return. Google searches will recommend some popular workarounds - the registry permission fix mentioned above, running sfc /scannow, deleting and recreating your profile, and using Dism. Live tiles will not update intermittently. Change Task Name if required, click + Add Folder to choose Windows 7 user profiles as source file to migrate. Execute the user profile migration tool after installation, go to Sync tab, and choose Basic Sync afterwards. * Windows Apps pinned to the start menu will experience issues. Refer to user profile migration wizard from Windows 7 to a new Windows 10 computer: 1. * You may be able to get the Start menu functioning again using some combination of the popular solutions Google provided, but it is only temporary. * If you have a Google account tied in to the Windows 10 mail client, it will no longer function, and you will not be able to remove it. * Any Windows Apps you have installed will crash immediately when started.
Not only will your start menu no longer function (even after the recovery steps) but the following will also occur. This method WILL break your profile with no way to recover, even with the workarounds mentioned in the comments here. To anyone considering following these instructions on the latest version of Windows 10- DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MIGRATE USING THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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